Johnston Criticizes Security Program
Senator Olin Johnston and Senator Carlson pressed for changes after three days of hearings into the eGovernment personal security system. Testimony covered a Navy refired security risk, a VA clerk's months of suspension, and a Navy official promising concrete improvements. Further hearings are planned in two to three weeks.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
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R-Kan
Senate Civil Service
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Navy
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Providence
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Veterans Administration
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Abraham Chasanow
Navy Department
James H. Smith Jr
the Navy
Air
Chrysler Strike On Talks Halt Amid Walkouts
Chrysler Corp. workers across 61 plants in five states began a strike after failed contract talks with the CIO United Auto Workers. Reports of walkouts came from Detroit plants Dodge Main and Ketcheval Jefferson locals, as midnight shifts reported for duty.
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CIO
United Auto
Detroit
Hae
Dodge
National and American League Scores In Board Style
National League results show New York 5 Cincinnati 0 Milwaukee 13 Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 13 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3. American League scores include New York 11 Kansas City 6 Cleveland 5 Baltimore 1 Detroit 7 Washington 4 Chicago 4 Boston 2. Eastern League highlights Allentown 8 Albany 1 Schenectady 6 Reading 2 Binghamton 2 Williamsport 6 Elmira 4 Johnstown 2 Elmira 2.
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Kansas City
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Boston
Allestowa
Albany
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Binghamton
Williamsport
Peron Withdraws Resignation Offer to Crowd in Buenos Aires
President Juan D. Peron said he would remain in office after briefly offering to resign to restore peace. A massive Plaza de Mayo crowd roared as Peron appeared on the balcony, wiped tears, and delivered a 32 minute speech denouncing enemies and pledging to stay in power amid a shaken regime.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Government House
Plaza de Mayo
Peronista
Belligio Peron
Peronistas
Power Seen In Little Sun Plant Concept
Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico predicts a future hydrogen powered plant could generate electricity so cheaply it would not be worth metering. He says a large plant might light the entire Rocky Mountain area and notes the idea was discussed at the recent Geneva atomic conference.
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N. M
Clinton P. Anderson
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Rocky Mountain
TV Bonanza Star Finds Thrill In Italy
Rome AP Gino Prato the opera loving shoemaker who won $82 000 on television returns to Italy to a hero welcome He dreams of coffee with New Yorker Jos DiMaggio Ambassador Clare Booth Luce invites them for coffee at a Via Vento cafe Prato’s 92 year old father misses the reunion amid photographers and newsmen Honest tone captures a hometown hero amid celebrity chatter.
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Gino Prato
Italy
Prato
Jos DiMaggio
Eugene Joannides
Florence
Sultan Resists French Ouster in Morocco Crisis
Paris moves to replace Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa with a three man council after Premier Faure nominates Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin as new French resident general. The plan follows Grandval's resignation and aims to stabilize Tunisia style reforms as a model for Morocco.
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Paris
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Morocco
Rabat
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Tunisia
Morneo
Edgar Faure
Moulay
Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin
Faure
Boyer de Latour
Gilbert Grandval
Tunis
Grandval
Rene Coty
Rocco
Crying Wolf Charge on highway bond opposition
Oscar J. Brown of Syracuse said the New York State Automobile Association warned that rejecting a 750 million dollar highway bond would not halt road work. He argued no days would be lost if the constitutional amendment fails. The group opposes the bond without assurance tax revenues would fund highways.
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New York State Automobile Assn
Oscar J. Brown
Syracuse
John W. Johnson
Navy Transport Docks Seattle with 1466 Passengers
The Navy transport Gen. H. B. Freeman docked in Seattle yesterday carrying 1,466 passengers from the Far East. Among the arrivals were 179 Republic of Formosa army and navy personnel and seven Japanese army officers.
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U S to Withdraw More Japan Forces
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu won a pledge from the United States to consider progressive withdrawal of American ground forces from Japan as Tokyo builds up its own military. The joint statement followed three days of talks with Secretary of State Dulles and plans to define a gradual reduction and shared financial contributions.
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Tokyo
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State
Defense Department
Union Calls Rail Strike Tomorrow
The CIO Transport Workers Union called a midnight strike for 35,000 Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance and inspection workers across 12 states and the District of Columbia. Union chief Mike Quill said non operating workers would picket while operating crews run trains, warning passengers will be stranded over Labor Day weekend.
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District of Columbia
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Delaware
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National Mediation Board
Jews Claim Defense Action Against Egypt
Israeli forces crossed into Egyptian lines near Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip and destroyed a military headquarters. Israel called the strike a defense move while Egypt ordered a cease-fire under UN requests. The flare up followed renewed armistice violations and casualties on both sides.
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Sinai Peninsula
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Abassan
Gaza
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Big Three Plan For Talks With Soviets
Western foreign ministers Dulles Macmillan and Pinay will meet in New York on September 27 to map a joint strategy for talks with Molotov and to press for concrete concessions in Europe. Von Brentano to join September 29 as Germany's unity issue looms.
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Russia
Vyacheslav Molotov
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Europe
State Department
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Jhhiefs
Geneva
Molotov
Germany
Balkan
Macmillan
Pinay
Amer
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Miller Expires at 78 Former Agriculture Official dies
AP reports Dr. Arthur W. Miller 78 longtime official with the Animal Industry Bureau of the Agriculture Department has died Tuesday. The retiree was noted for his service in Washington.
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Arthur W. Miller
Baresa
Animal Industry
Agriculture Department
Damages In Flood Areas Less Than First Reports
Federal officials reduced the repair estimate for northeastern flood states after a White House briefing. Val Peterson said the initial $1.9 million figure may be high and pledged ongoing federal, state, and local support. Officials from ten agencies met to coordinate relief and restoration efforts.
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Washington
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
Keee Corpa
Peterson
White House
Winchell Sues For A Million
Walter Winchell sues American Broadcasting Co for seven million dollars claiming breach of his one thousand dollar weekly post as ABC radio and television news anchor. ABC counters that the lifetime contract was terminated by mutual agreement on June 26 after Winchell left amid a dispute.
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American Broadcasting Co
Walter Winchell
Winchell
ABC
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